State of Indiana

Registered Nurses at this facility are responsible for prioritizing and organizing daily patient care, making patient care assignments, developing treatment and nursing care plans, administering medications and treatments, documenting nursing notes, educating patients and families, responding to emergencies, and ensuring safety and infection control standards are met. The position requires an Associate degree in Nursing, an active Indiana RN license, CPR certification, and behavioral intervention training. As a state government employer, the State of Indiana operates under a formalized set of values and mission aimed at serving Hoosiers. State agencies have undergone cultural transformation efforts focused on employee engagement and continuous improvement, as evidenced by recognition programs such as Top Workplaces and the Indiana Chamber's 'Best Place to Work in Indiana' listings. The broader state government framework emphasizes being helpful, accountable, respectful, and operating with integrity. Working as a nurse for the State of Indiana offers the context of public service with a structured governmental benefits and employment framework.

The State of Indiana's stated mission (via the Department of Workforce Development) is: 'We strengthen Indiana by understanding workforce needs, aligning resources, and providing access to services that empower Hoosiers to thrive in a changing economy.' The vision is economic security and better employment outcomes for all Hoosiers. Core values include being Helpful (ensuring everyone benefits from their efforts), Accountable (taking responsibility for actions and outcomes), Respectful (fostering a culture of high regard for those served), Integrity (doing the right thing the right way), and Continuous Improvement (ongoing effort to enhance work and skills).